describe the growth of industry in india
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The industrial sector is made up of manufacturing, mining and quarrying, and electricity, water supply, and gas sectors. The industrial sector accounts for around 27.6% of the India GDP and it employs over 17% of the total workforce in the country. ... Industry Growth Rate in India GDP came to 7.6% in 2005- 2006.
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i think there are 2 Q u have to answer
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the first Q is india 's per capita income is low ?do you agree give a reasons
and the second one is describe india as agricultural country
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2 . ka ans...India's agriculture is composed of many crops, with the foremost food staples ... leading to floods in certain parts of the country and droughts in some others.
1.Top 8 Causes of Slow Growth of National Income in India
High Growth Rate of Population: ...
Excessive Dependence on Agriculture: ...
Occupational Structure: ...
Low Level of Technology and its Poor Adoption: ...
Poor Industrial Development: ...
Poor Development of infrastructural Facilities: ...
Poor Rate of Saving and Investment: ...
Socio-Political Conditions:
High Growth Rate of Population: ...
Excessive Dependence on Agriculture: ...
Occupational Structure: ...
Low Level of Technology and its Poor Adoption: ...
Poor Industrial Development: ...
Poor Development of infrastructural Facilities: ...
Poor Rate of Saving and Investment: ...
Socio-Political Conditions:
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In India, traditionally, the family members used to process the locally available raw materials with simple tools. This system still exists in many parts of our country. Gradually simple tools were replaced by machines, which not only produced more goods in lesser time, but also produced goods of uniform size and of superior quality. These machines were run with the energy provided by coal, petroleum or electricity.
The history of modern industrial development in India dates back to about 150 years, when the charcoal based iron smelting was attempted in 1853. But it failed in 1874. The first successful attempt in the field of textile industry was the establishment of cotton mill in Mumbai in 1854, and a jute spinning mill at Risra (near Kolkata) in 1855.
The history of modern industrial development in India dates back to about 150 years, when the charcoal based iron smelting was attempted in 1853. But it failed in 1874. The first successful attempt in the field of textile industry was the establishment of cotton mill in Mumbai in 1854, and a jute spinning mill at Risra (near Kolkata) in 1855.
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